Welcome
to Charity Sunday for April 2020.
I
faced a dilemma, deciding what cause to support this month. The fact
is, everyone is hurting – losing their jobs, their homes, their
savings and their confidence in the future. Cut off from family
members, friends and neighbors, and spiritual support, people are
experiencing a level of uncertainty that few of us in developed
countries have previously known.
Who
needs help the most? Medical workers on the front lines, stretched to
the limit, forced to make do with inadequate supplies? The elderly,
the disabled and the chronically ill, for whom Covid-19 is likely a
death sentence? Impoverished communities and people of color, living
with environmental pollution that raises their risk a hundred-fold?
Parents stuck at home, trying to make ends meet while keeping their
children occupied and educated? The kids themselves, bored,
depressed, possibly hungry, definitely scared?
Finally,
I decided to focus on people nobody seems to care much about:
immigrants, refugees and asylum seekers, especially those crammed
into detention centers with little access to sanitation, health care,
or hope. Amnesty International has an urgent
action campaign to advocate for these individuals, whose
situation makes them much more vulnerable than most groups. A single
Covid-19 case in a crowded prison or refugee camp could wipe out thousands of
people in a matter of days.
Nobody
should be treated as an after-thought. And the fight for human rights
never stops.
So
this Charity Sunday, I will donate $2 to Amnesty International for
each comment I receive. I usually keep my Charity Sunday offer open
for a full month, but due to the urgency, this one will close on
Thursday April 30th. So please comment – and tell your
friend to come do the same!
Meanwhile
– as usual, I have an excerpt for you. This is a bit from “Wired”,
one of the light-hearted D/s stories in my collection Hearts &Handcuffs: Romantic Kink.
I’ll
give away a copy of the book to one person who leaves a comment.
The
building was mostly dark when I drove into the parking lot. A motion
sensor switched on an overhead light as I approached the door. I
punched in my security code. A buzz, a click, and I was in the lobby.
The guard's desk was unoccupied. My footsteps echoed through the dim,
empty corridors.
I
slipped through the fire doors that led to my group's space. The
glassed-in server room was lit, plus the ceiling fluorescents above
Krishna's office. The floor was carpeted in this area. I moved
without a sound.
Krishna
sat with back to me, focused on his screen. From where I stood,
outside his cubicle, I couldn't see what he was gazing at so
intently. But I could guess.
“Krishna,”
I murmured.
He
swiveled around, simultaneously flicking the off switch on his
monitor. I could tell that the move was well-practiced.
“Liz!
What are you doing here?” As I entered the cubicle, he backed the
chair towards the desk, apparently trying to put more distance
between us.
“I
came to visit you. I thought you might be lonely.” I took another
step forward. He had nowhere to go. An embarrassed grin stretched his
lush lips.
His
shirt was open to the middle button. A gold chain nestled in the
black curls on his breast. He was breathing hard; the rise and fall
of his chest made the necklace glitter. I dropped my gaze to his lap.
As I expected, I found a significant bulge.
“Um―no―I'm
fine―just making sure the backups are all right. I was going to
leave in a few minutes...”
I
brushed a fingertip across the lump in his groin. He shivered. His
nervous smile evaporated.
“Don't
go yet,” I crooned. “I just got here.”
I
had changed out of my work clothes. I now wore a tight purple jersey
with a V neck that flattered my modest breasts and a short denim
skirt. I trailed a finger down my throat to my cleavage. Krishna's
eyes followed in fascination. I retraced my path to my throat, the
feathery touch making my nipples pebble, and removed the scarf I'd
draped around my neck.
He
gripped the curved arms of his desk chair, as though he were afraid
he was going to faint. I slipped the scarf under the chair arm and
wrapped it twice around his wrist, then tied a firm knot. He didn't
move. The lavender silk was lovely against his brown skin.
“Is
that too tight?” My voice was barely louder than a whisper. Krishna
shook his head. His eyes were black pools of lust. I pulled a second
scarf from my back pocket, this one turquoise, and secured his other
arm. He trembled when I touched him.
I
seated myself on his lap. His erection poked deliciously at my
bottom, even through the heavy denim of my skirt. He must be huge,
I thought. I'd know before long.
His
beautiful face hovered inches from mine. He dropped his eyes,
focusing on his bound wrist.
“No,”
I protested, lifting his chin so that he could not look away. “Look
at me, for once. I've been trying to get your attention for months.
You're not getting away from me this time.”
Krishna's
lips parted, as though he was about to speak. I stopped him with a
fierce kiss. At first he resisted, struggling against the scarves,
his lips pressed tightly together to keep me out. I braced my palms
against his chest and bore down on him, prying those lips apart with
my tongue.
All
at once he let go. His mouth was as lush and hot as it looked,
tasting of coffee and anise. I fed on him, nibbling and sucking,
pouring out my long-denied lust. He opened to me, not exactly
passive, but giving me control.
My
bare thighs grew damp with the heat of that kiss. My nipples peaked
into aching knots. His smell surrounded me, soap and sweat and the
coconut oil he used on his hair. His rod prodded the crack between my
legs. I burrowed deeper into his mouth, kissing him harder.
Krishna
arched up, grinding himself against my ass. I broke the kiss and
hopped off his lap. “Oh no you don't! Your orgasm belongs to me.”
“Please,
Liz!” Krishna looked miserable and needy.
“Oh,
now you're begging!” I strutted back and forth in front of him on
my high-heeled boots, giving him an eyeful of my slutty outfit.
“Maybe I should just leave you here, tied up and frustrated. After
all, you've frustrated me for an awfully long time.”
“No,
please...”
“What
will Steve and Rob think when they come in tomorrow and find you tied
to your chair? And when they turn on your monitor?”
I
reached over his shoulder to click the switch. As I'd expected, the
screen was full of kinky images, men hogtied and suspended, secured
in a hundred uncomfortable positions, all with huge, hungry
erections.
Krishna
looked terrified. “Don't tell anyone―please don't tell! They'll
deport me if they find out...”
“Your
secret is safe with me.” I tangled my fingers in his opulent hair.
“Provided that you cooperate, of course.”
Don’t
forget to leave a comment! Every one means $2 to help immigrants and
asylum seekers. And one person who comments will get a free book!
Plus - I hope you'll visit the other authors participating in today's Charity Sunday blog hop. Find out about the causes they're supporting - and leave your comment to help!
16 comments:
Well said. It is very sad what is happening. Thanks for this.
debby236 at gmail dot com
Thank you
It's people like you, Lisabet that make a difference in the world!
Cute cover. Thanks for supporting charities.
Thanks for supporting this cause, Lisabet, and for running Charity Sunday. (I hope to participate next month.) And lovely excerpt as well!
Hoping all are healthy & safe.
Sexy and intriguing excerpt and great cause! Thank you, Lisabet!
Fantastic charity, Lisabet, and a great excerpt (as usual) :)
You always choose such an interesting charity--thanks fr spearheading this effort! Great excerpt, too!
Dee S. Knight
Great post. Thanks for all you do. :)
Thank you for shedding light on this charity. Thank you for the excerpt!
Great excerpt and again thank u for this charity/your efforts.
Great cause hon. <3
Thanks, Lisabet. A wonderful cause, as always! Stay safe, everyone!
Great cause, and hot excerpt! Maybe I'll do this hop with you next week? Not sure how, though.
Thanks to all of you for dropping by and commenting. I just sent $30 to Amnesty International. You guys rock!
And congratulations to Debby, who has won the free book!
See you later this month, with our May Charity Sunday!
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